Yes, it is. Product testing helps businesses to collect user feedback about their products/services before they release them. For this purpose, they give the product free for an authentic review.  

 

Product Testing also called consumer testing or comparative testing is a process of measuring the properties or performance of products. Product testing is any process by means of which a researcher measures a product's performance, safety, quality, and compliance with established standards. Product testers, usually hired by marketing firms for companies launching new products, get to evaluate and provide feedback on items before they hit the shelves. The best perk of being a product tester is getting to try out new goods before anyone else and keep them when you're done. Most firms consider the product itself as payment enough, but some marketing panels may also offer monetary. 

 

Depending on the type of product, you can do testing at home, or a marketing firm may ask you to come to a location and participate in a panel. Most marketing websites and consumer panels try to match you to the demographic to which they're selling, so you'll typically test products that appeal to you. If you're a parent, you might investigate baby items and toys. If you're really into it, you might get free lines of makeup to try out. Then you'll fill out a survey, talk to a marketing team or, if you're a social media mogul, post your reviews of the products online.

 

You can start by checking out these current opportunities!  First, you'll need to sign up with a market research firm that offers product testing at home. Once you do this, the market research firm will send you screener emails to fill out to see if you're qualified for their current product test jobs.